Do you trust Pitt bulls and children together

My friend just had a babygirl 1.2.13 She has 3pitts they are like 2-4 yyrs old. I told her and have been telling her I personally don't trust them.
People say love them play with them raise them right. I just don't care. There are soo many stories about these breeds. I looked it up and they are ONE of the top killer breeds in children. They have lock jaw and nothing can stop them.
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Me and my sister had a little white poodle sweetest dog ever. Well we lived next door to a pittbull and one day my poor lil guy got out. I was 16yrs old and I herd my dog screaming for life. That dog had my lil mans head in his mouth. Would not let go I beat the dog in the head with a stick kicking it in the ribs screamin. That fucker would not let go. Finally a redneck neighbor came over btw the owners were even trying to get him off. Anyways he grabed center block and bashed it over its head it finally let go. My dogs face was hanging off I called my parents and we rushed him to a vet he died :(

To this day I hate those dogs. Well today my friends call me (different friend). She has pitts they are spoiled and was never beat and raised good. Well her daughter 5 was coloring on the floor and eating a snack. She said
As soon as she went on the porch she herd that dog go after the little girl. She screamed and mom came running in to see that dog took her food. Its like he waited for her to leave. She wants to get rid of the dog.

I think these dogs can be sweet but not for kids. But I don't trust any large
Breed around my kids. They can get jealous and attack at any point.
My mom has a poodle it's a small dog and it bit my daughters hand made blood come up. So I know all dogs can be viscous.

My problem with dogs is not the breed but for some (not all - so don't jump down my throat) - it's the owner that's the problem. My in-laws have a pitbull and as far as I'm concerned the dog will never be in the same room as my LO. That being said.. a friend of mine has a German shepherd that tried to jump all over me and LO while I was holding him. I admit.. at first I trusted that dog more than the in-laws pit but have since changed my mind. I don't trust any dogs. My friend did absolutely nothing to keep her dog under control and it came very close to hurting LO. Yes I realize that dogs jump and that theymost likely do not do it maliciously but imo it's the owner's responsibility to keep them under control. My friend couldn't do that and my in-laws can't either (or won't) so my child will never be around either one again.

I have an American pit bull terrier and she is so loving. That said, I would never leave any animal alone with a child, no matter the species nor breed. They are animals and children are children. Children have to be taught how to interact with animals and vice versa. You have to teach mutual respect and stop the breed hate.

I agree with the posts that say it mainly depends on the way a dog is raised. If you raise a dog to be mean and aggressive, guess what? he's gonna bite someone. If you love a dog and train it properly and give it a really nice home, he or she will love you forever. All dogs can bite and some are going to be worse than others. When my dd was a baby we lived with my parents. They had a mastiff/shepard mix and a shi-tzu. The mastiff/shepard was the gentlest dog I have ever known. She was so protective of my dd. When my dd was learning to roll over Roxy would lay at the edge of the blanket and stop her from rolling off. She licked her toes and allowed my dd to climb all over her, pull her ears and even put make up on her! LOL The little shi-tzu would bark when she cried, and nip her toes when she started crawling. He never bit her for real but it was a while before i left them unsupervised. My parents had to put Roxy down a few years ago (she was 14 and practically lame in her back legs). The shih-tzu is still around, he's 14 himself. He still barks when a baby cries and he has tried to take the socks off of my son. He is fairly harmless but again, I won't be laying my baby down with him.